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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-07
Natures Alchemy.

How does the silver find its way
Into the daisies petals, pray!
That in each nodding, shim'ring face
A fairy'8 features one may trace?
IT'S but the moonbeam's beauty shed,
Like gossamer each silken thread;
When day opes wide his yellow gates
Upon all 1ow'rs the moonlight waits.
How finds the buttercup her gold?
The bee his secret never told!
How in her heart does ~she-euchain
The wealth Of sunsets golden fane2
IT'S from the blaze Of noOn-Sun darts,
Imprisoned in the how'ry hearts;
Glory that comes from s~unshine's gold
In springtide ploughed into the mold
Dexter Smith, NeO York World.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-07

-,.A NNNwIGlllIh GhIGIlAa W. N~A nv
sorao,r olorminclv hung about with
S,.dn.ors weapons from the great
%' I,;th bio heiaweled rapier, dash
ior,, foIIoved bv his escort of Arab
~ w. with swords drawn or lances
Wv, - tho noaceful "~ryot." who has
D'"' ~ -. HttIa harvest &C Gsnit e.
r.ote . sneor and shield in his hand,
o0nd wearing a cirdle full of cleaning
%l:,"a IND ancjent pistols, and from
'Ta with sword-hilt scintillating
'a;th 4ho oems of wonder Golconda
boTso tothe "Sais" who runs
hofono tbo aIonhant. a dagger between
Lts too+b Anoor devil may have no
aI0oL M +rrhon but he is sure to have
ou,,lo of Iono-bIadeG knives thrust
;ntn III. meaoer loin-c 10th, or a long.
nas.aIo1 AK oun SWIM over his bare
nLonIdor Fastened on the persons Of the
Hvdorabodoes one soes every variety Of
dc~otb-deaIino Weapon, the double-edg-
al o,rvod scfmitqr, Jagged ''tulwar,n
orrsodor undulating blades of bluisA
s+ooI n~orfdious, slim stilettoes, and
battle-axes. with every conceivable
form of modern and ancient gun and
pistol, blunderbusS, and Matchbox.
Many carry round shields OF trans
narent rhinosceros hide. gilded and
naipted, or of steel deliberately i'm
crusted with graceful desjg mes in gold
and silver.
One is relieved to learn that all this
ferocious demonstration is mere dis
play. and that although broils between
the retinues of the I ival mobiles do occur,
they are by no mean so frequent as
one would be led to suppose. Visitors
are, however, warned not to enter the
city on foot and alone, for fanaticism
runs high in Hyderabad, and the adj
venturou5 "infdel' is label to be
roughly handled. Be this as it may,
the lofty perch on an elephants back
certainly gives a greater fe cling of Sc
curity, besides which it is undoubtedly
the most advantageous manner in view
ing the busy street scenes.
I had the honor of dining with the
vouno nrime minister, Salar Young, in
his vast palace lust within the city walls.
and Of an informal presentation to III.
H. the nizam. OF the former / have
already spoken as a highly-educated
and noIisbed gentleman. well up on the
lead, no questions of the dav. The nizam
did not impress me 50 favorabIy, all
thouoh on account of the very few
words We exchanged | am hardly iusti-
fled in Offering a personal criticism.
The belief however, is prevalent
among the ENGLISH ofic ials with whom
came in contact that the nizam, in
snite of the advantage of a liberal edu-
cation under European tutors which he
has had. ID not likelv to prove apro-
motor or even a z~ealous supporter of
the GREAT era Of nrooress which i even
now dawnino bri Chilly over india.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-07
a CITY IN INDIA.

ICISOlA"A NVVf
acknowledgement
Eastern oo4,our
Few OF tho'e WIN e,.om RAM
'.Slteu Ihala' says ns.,ror of
bay are aware 'nD' ootivo states
more OF less TNaoo :,
and prime P"ll'l'o 0"'"7 7oI orour
various ueSIee' ~ ~ lEO wbiIa fine
81 Ure"c nl'',"" :NESLit tho rosr nan
=0V' 100000 " 1 ooo distinct lam
IHSuI" SPe"h n'"'' ~ 1noh &c tho
guageS anu o'",''''' ~, 1ro,lom
rum VI al '"I'o . -. lorno,+
SI'te u IlSN'l ~. L;ahno,s y
ana most InlPolt"n" $3.50 .Sn,u 80
nIzain I"I7' o''l 0''V0 IYa 80 n
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v SOUS 'n,'"J I.m;nrIiur of
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Jews al" "'''7'' -
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minister's '"o youoont
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u" t"1D1 s.n, aoLIo. stood tho 1o+o
O., eIToI w. Yr;n,o n,in;stor drriro
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o 800 aTItt,,a4od an Civ
CDrs Ill., t,in - toIlomr ,rorthnvi n tho
600" D'1 mL;oT ~ Laa s,ooooJod his
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" permit ltonn inc teSldent y necessa-
VANS
once over the bridge spanning the
half dried stream, Where elephants are
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-07


In spite of his cooked hat and SWORD
Dumble felt his knees snaNIuS 'o5''no'
What could it mean? Was he 0 TO
be conducted into tH9 presence
President Barrios?
During the mex hV9 inII0''' = 80
everything through a haze. he was
vaguely conscious OF '"Om'@','9'S
allowing hlmseIl 10 DC eo'0l
the carriage through spacious Sto"l"'
into all imposing building "her9 "0
found himself in a Il0r"ry'
edging in a confused way Ine SI1e''nS
of a handsome darN-iaceu' 'o'0'''H
looking man.
Mr.. DumbIe was no" 'uL. alvey ~
the peril OF ms SITUATION L"oIe "I'
nothing to be done Jul TO ac' 9u'1"'1'
Iy, and end the VISIT S""oe"'% ny p'''",
ing illness. FOR several n1'""'oo LIZ
conversation was purely general an"
the visitor was sun III lne u Id 90 =
the real nature OF tne case Iu' P''s'-
dent addressed n'm ~So'ne',nI'' -
"Iour hXcelI ency "lU ''"'''''N'' 90
Sir John, n..,.v
"He taxes me loN " D''''o''0t'
Dumole tho"SnV' some eHyoS
~traordInary or MISTER VINO HAD J"''
arrive 90,
"Concerhln9 tNe " san" VIC
president, what doe' your eAV''''U'S
suggest
Dumble broke OUT INTO a coIu per
~splration. what loan? ne was "N sea
lie could only stare ''"P'o,y d Dol',o
An l see con'Inue"' n' Pl0II"C"'
smiling Your eNceIIency "o"iu "'''
near a pfoPoolt'on l!oL" n',
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Oetter' reP!!eu Tie pUD1''" Doo'o" :" ~
very WE'LL was 'Ae leSL'N'''
nus tell you PLAINLY Vn"' "u"'0An"."
cannon reoeeln Tue 0o"us' y 'l,s
lnueOteuneSS Snou'o n0' W " W"''0' -
VITAL importance 10 YOU o,'l"''1us
since IL ~ que 10 PIl'a.o c'''No't''
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cltlzenS IN Sucn cases. was NIL
umo spirited reply
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your govern lnent Iol H. IU' soll
you th@t tne pest we can 0o - W ISSUE
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lou are e~AcI"'nleu Tue pl9SIU9n',
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noiis Inls mummy : louuu 'nar
my coure uless nau Veeu s1oien.
was nloriheu tnas LUIS Aankee occupied
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-07

The rag-and-old-iron man Is something Of 4
political economist He knows all about buy.
metalism Washington POST
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-07

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
A WICKED "DErECTIyE.v

He Beats n Contdins Kunawhs Man Out
OF a Horse.
Special Correspondence Of the Inteligencer.
PocArALIco, W. Va, Oct 24.-Some
days ago man giving his name as James
johnson and claiming to be = detective
from Kansas City stopped at the residence
Of Mr.. G. W. Thaxton, a good.nstured,
t,eo.hearted man living near sefaonsville,
this (Kanawha) county. He is a man of
medium size, with red complexion, sandy
hair and Deard. His clothes were yery
ordinary. He was very talkatiye and pro.
lessed to know great many people,
When the news Of the murder Of Rev.
Thomas Ryan, OF Roane county, reached
here this self.styled detective" declared
If he could obtain description of the
murderers he would find them If they
were anywhere on Gods green earth. He
asked Mr.. Thaxton II he would kindly
furnish him 9 horas SO that he might
70 to Charleston aud obtain the
desired description. The credulous Mr.
Thaxson complied with the request and
hired horss from Mr.. George Thomas, a
neighbor. The detective" mounted, say.
Ing he would return the same evening,
Az the detective" did not return Mr.,
Thaxton set ont to look for him. There
WAS no trouble in trading him. Mr.. Thax.
ton discovered that his lete guest had
tried to sell the horss to several parties in
Charleston. Failing, he went to a point
below S.. Albans, where he disposed Of
the animal to Mr.. Blackwood for the
sum OF S22 so. The detective has not
been seen eincs. ~ 3si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
ANARCHISTS IN DlspA1n.

Bad News From Warhington-fSiss !, Van
zandt Says sho VIII Die With TJ,om.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Mosss Solomon, one
Of the counsel for the Anarchists, tele.
graphed his clients from Washington last
evening that there was little hope that a
writ Of error would be granted by the su.
preme Oou.t and the whole matter would
come back to this State to rest with the
Governor. Il .sas ..5t.. X, l,--.F &. 4,
The seven men held conference and
seamed to be more depressed than at any
time since they were incarcerated. Par
sons afterwards admitted to reporter
that Snlomon's diapatch had almost de.
stroyed their last hope and they we're
ready for anything now.
Mins Van IAndt was present when the
news came. Spies told her the contents
Of the message. ~ ~. ls
swell, if you die," said Nina, "you will
not die a,one. will 60 into the grave
with you" s-.1s5.i.
Lingg shed tears, and the wife Of Eugle,
by the news. 3s = fs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
GROWING SERIOUS.

The Miuers'striko In IndIana-The Fedora.
tiou Stands Firm. ~
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Ayincennes, Ind,
special says; The situ ,tioas in miners
strike at Washington, Dayies county,
grows more serious each day.
Fully half Of tho GOO or 500 miners have
fled the place and have not returned,
while tho remainder cannot be expected
to return to work until the companies
It is generally recognized that the demand
of the minera in Washington is aimply
justice as they only ask two weeks pay
and about the sams rate paid by other
mines In this section. This miners' fed.
GRAFTON stands firm and announces that II
proposes to fight it out if it takes all win.
ter. Work was resumed, however, at the
Rogers mines in Pike county yesterday. h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
! :" 7--s-7l-T- .|----- ~ .
GOLD IN MINNESOTA i
Excitems snt Over the Discovery OF Rich Orc
h-..1 g. e. 2 in Cook County. y sipstf.f 5Gs. I.

Excitement Over the Discovery OF Rich Orc
~ in Cook County. s
DULUTH, Oct. .25.-Erank and George
Spencer and Lewis Beaubien, the latter an
old halt-breed explorer, yesterday brought
to Duluth q large box OF gold nuggets
which indicate find Of unusual richness
and value. The find is situated about
forty miles north Of Grand Marais, Cook
county, Minnesota, and In a range of town.
ships Ave or sif miles south Of the inter.
national boundary line. J, z.iifi5
The men will not give the exact location
Of the find, and are reticent in the mat
ter. Only q few here know OF the find.
Tho Spencer brothers also brought here a
seY specimens Of rich native silver and q
cpr!ously iaahlqned vessel Of what seems
to be very hard copper. TIE latter was
found near the place where the richest
gold nugget was discovered. They started
70 look Tor silver. W (. lf-7'.,,IE M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

o y d T. u "
PHILADRLPnlA Republicans are having
trouble over their, city ticket, which is
not acceptable to large number Of Re.
publican voters. But it happens that the
Democratic ticket no. only offers nothing
bsttsr but is bscked by the worst inau.
ences in that party. The mistake Of the
Republican leaders was to put forward for
Sheriff one Of cotsrie which the Repub-
lican party has before had occasion to dis
cipline and the whole Of which it would
like to get rid Of. There is go much good
material in the party that it would have
been good politics to give some Of it q
trial. It is not safe to nominate men who
are wsaker thnn their party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
BALTIMORE ELECTION
70 TAKE rLAc + ro.D Az.
Tho Independents and Republicans Hope
to Down tho German lsips-If They Sue.
lcssd It will bs an Important Event
In tho History Of tho State.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 25.-Political
interest Ia centered In The election OF city
offcera which Is to come OF in Baltimore
tomorrow and nllsorts Of stories are atloat
concerning the prospects. The Independ.
ents, headed by John Il. Cowen, s. Tsakls
Wallis, William L. Marburg, William Ker.
ser and Major Venable, who rank among
Bnlttmore's. beat citizens, are working
might and main to purge the fau lists OF
the names OF the dead men and other
fraudulent voters. But In spite Of all they
can do thezo will etill remain upward OF a
thousand OF = these ay names when
when the polls open tomorrow.
The :, Gorman gang have control Of
all the machinery, and will doubt.
lesa attempt to manufacture the count.
They expect to be successtul Ii. this. and
as they have hitherto accomplished their
ends there is some danger that they may
do 90 again. The Independents, however,
will watch the polls closely, and every
ono Of the watchers will be prepared for
bloodshed II necessary. The election Is
OF the utmost Importance, as upon 1t will
will hinge the result In the State election
next month, In all probability. Adyer.
tlsementa appear in the local papers here
announcing that the Democratic yoters
who desire to 20 to Baltimore can secure
tickets free Of charge by applying to the
Maryland Democratic club, and eeyeral
hundred Of these are Eaid to have been
issued. Nearly all the Washington news-
paper correspondents will 20 to Baltimore
tonight or tomorrow morning. 1t Ia ex-
pectsd that there will BE- some exciting
scenes. :. 81 $50, a 5s,-5 -
Registration lists have been purged OF
many : illegal names by the order
OF the courts within tho past two
OF three days. The regular
Democrats have given widespread
publicity to rumor that the Republican
leaders were colonizlng voters to use
Tomorrow aud have arrested about
fifty men, who have arrived in
the city from various points,
claiming that the prisoners were hero as
rspeateru. The Reform League claims
that the arrests 4sare being nude to
influence public opinion, and If
possible cause revolution Of feel
Ing in favor Of the Z Democratic
Gckets; that most Of the men arrested
came here for the purpose Of going down
the bay on oyster dragging boats, while
number are really entitled to vote, being
citlZsns of Baltimore g..s ~ III : {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
OHIO FOREST FIRES, /.
Tho Hurricane Subsidies Just In limo to
-e.-LL LlE--l RRYa tho Town. ~ 81. L-L-Lr =

.
Tho Hurricane Subsidies Just In limo to
Save tho Town. ~
WELIsvILLE, o., Oct. 25.-The hurricane
which blew all Of yeuterday has subsided,
and to this may be attributed the saving
OF the town Of Empire from complete
destruction by the terrible fores. fires.
Tho fro is now under control. All the
valuable property in the place waa saved,
owing to the work Of the citizens day and
night. The railroad company sent largo
force Of men on special train to the scene
and they rendered heroic service. The
drought in this section continues.
The woods at Industry have been burn
ing for two days. Yesterday a fire broke
out in Harley g woods, at Salineyille, and
burned several acres Of Of valuable timber.
The loss lis unknown. Ss5r5 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
Mus, no. Transport Beer.

Drs MolNEs, Iowa, Oct. e5.-The su.
prone Court has affirmed the decision Of
tho lower court in the case Of the Milwau:
kee Malt Extract Com pany, against the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Company. The plaintiff nued to compel
the railroad company to transport new
beer in thin State, tho company having re-.
fused to do go on the ground tina. it was
Intoxicating liquor. The court sustaina
tho railroad company. Il; ,;-.S ;E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
THE FLINT GLASS TROUBLES.

Another Fruitless Conference Betweon
Manufacturers and workmen.
PlrTsBUReu, Pa, Oct. 25.-The wage
conference Of the. flint glaas manufacturers
and iwolkmen, to-day, was fruitless and
another attempt to effect q settlement will
be made in q few days. The workmen
have decided to inset the manufacturers
half way. The local assemblies, in vote
upon the question have agreed TO with
draw tho per cent advance demand for
the gatherers. but insist that the gatherera
shall not stand responsible for breakage
after the articles leave their hands. Ifthis
is not accepted strike will bs ordered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
WAS TIRED OF LIFE.

A0rafton Citizen, After: bidding His Friends
Goodbye, :Poisons Himself.
speeia! Dspatch to ths Inlellioenoer. ag4 4
(. GRAFTON. W. Va, Oct. 25.-Louis Boy.
ers, an old man 60 years Of age, who has
been citizen OF this place for many years,
attempted suicide this morning. He was
on the street about II o'clock, and bade
several persons goodbye, saying that by
night he would be In the cemetery, be.
GAUGE he was treated so badly. No atten.
tion was paid to 1t, how wsyer. A little later
he drank four ounces OF laudsnum. As
soon as this was discovered physicians
were summoned and effort made to save
his life. At last accounts he was still alive,
with the chancee against him. {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
THROUGH THE STATE.

Accideuts and Incidents In West virginia
and Vicinity. -sl,,S
The Cotton Opera House, al CHARLES
ton, has been sold to tho KanaWhs Valley
Bank for the sum Of $32. 900. fS
Gen. Alfred Beckley, OF Raleigh county,
was S6 years Of age last May and is said to
be the oldss. living graduato Of the Mill.
tary Academy at West Point. e
Joe Shawver, Frenchman, living in
Greenbrier county, and noted somewhat
for convivlal habits, was brutally assaulted
late one night recently as be was on his
way home, and lefs for dead. There Is
small hope Of his recovery. "a
"A. O. Fulkeraon, a former member Of
the Legislature from Wayne county, who
went West and located in Kearney
county, kss, several years since, has
been made a judge and recently purchased
the Greely County Gazette. He is making
bis mark rapidly. .!Si..74 's
q Gain Adkins and Paris Brum6eld, two
Lincoln county citizsns, became engaged
in quarrel over pending lawsuit, and
Brum6eld slapped Adkins face. Green
Mccoy, a son.ia.law OF Adkins, with a
revolver In his hand, assaulted Brumheld,
knocking him down with weight. and
before he could rise sprang upon him and
cut out one Of his eyes and fractured bis
skull In several places with the weight.
Brumaeld has "record" Of having killed
two or three men. He can not recover.
y A. F. Shirer, OF Fetterman, has about
recovered from the efects Of spider bite,
but he was for some time on the very
verge Of dying. The. place when lie
first noticed 1t, was 80 small that 1t was
nearly imperceptible, and ne is not posi-
tive that 1t was a spider that bit him, but
for nearly one month he suffered the
greatest pain from 1t and his hand and
arm were swollen to three timeB their nat.
ural sizs. On his left hand where tho
little finger joins the hand a large running
sore developed and from this the swelling
spread. 5g.s.i 'n,
Jailor John Ferguson, Of Wayne county,
arrested Sylvester Aliff on an attachment.
Alif asked to be allowed to 90 and get his
banjo. Ferguson agreed, but said that be
would 70 with him and warned him not
to try and escape. Suddenly Aliff darted
away on run. Ferguson followed but as
AliF was gaining ground, he pulled his
revolver and fred at him and bit him in
the leg. AlII's wife got a divorce from
him at the September term, and an in
junction, enjolning him from cutting and
destroying timber on her land. He con.
tinued to cut timber in open defiance Of
the injunction and kept the neighborhood
in a considerable turmoil, and Gn attach.
ment was sued ont for his arrest. He hac
been lodging the officers for severa,
weeks. so \. Z, z sssl3S \! A 551
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

TODAY decides whether the German
rinsuters are still able to juggle the. ballot
boxes to the point Of victory. They have
made it impossible to strike off the lists
all the names that do not belong there,
but with those that have been stricken of
and the votes Of Independent Democrats,
the Republican, or reform, ticket is
thought to hsvo more than an even
chance. 1t will be great popoular vic
tory II the German machine be smashed
to-day. Germans State ticket would
then be enveloped in very dark sky.
Baltimore is the base Of operations for the
State manipulators. l1i II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
A woNDEHFUL MEETING.

Ben Butterworth's nlatchless Eloquenos at
BarnosvIllo Last Night.
Special Dbbateh to the InlelIiqeneer.
BARNEsy1LLE, O., Oct. 25.-Ben Butter.
worth and Hon. D. A. Hollinsworth had a
wonderful meeting here tonight. The
City Hall never contained such crowd
and hundreds were turned away. The
speech OF Butterworth will live long and
we'll. Not citizen Of Martins Ferry
should fail to hear this grand man, this
eloquent statesman and emphatic Repub.
lican. It is our meeting Of tho year and
Sam Cary'se etorts have been made despisa.
able. Long after the meeting cheering
and happy conversation prevailed. He
touched the State and National issues like
a veteran full Of truth and matchless
eloquence.